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a liver donation from the heart.ou're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "worl ♪ i don't care too much for money money capital buy me love ♪ >> money can't buy you love but maybe you could donate an organ for it. >> maybe. a nursing assistant outside chicago found herself in need of medical assistance. who stepped in but a former marine, always a marine. she never even met. abc's david muir with their story. >> reporter: the story begins with heather krueger a nursing assistant outside chicago who needed emergency help herself. her liver was failing. >> i was lucky to find someone who was selfless and put himself out there for me. >> reporter: because that is man next to her had never met her but went for tests to see if he was a match. >> if i was in that situation, i would want somebody to help my family. i got in touch with the hospital and then started going through the testing to see if i was a match. >> reporter: he was and he remembers calling heather the first time they talked. >> i called her on the ph

liver injury network. the frequency with which we see this has roughly tripled in the st ten years. about 7% of all the cases that we've enrolled into this network over the years were due to these. in the last couple of years, it's been around 20%. >> it's incredibly hard to quantify the current problem, how much harm are supplements doing. just yesterday, i was talking to a patient who suffered a bleeding stroke into his brain after taking just one workout supplement. and the reason why we don't know is that there's no effective system to detect harm from supplements. >> narrator: take what happened in hawaii in the summer of 2013. there was an outbreak of liver problems health officials would link to a diet and workout supplement. >> we didn't know if it was something in the hawaiian population or some sort of contaminant or what exactly the problem was. >> narrator: the state's only transplant center was overrun. an initial cluster of seven patients grew to more than two dozen, two of them sick enough t

she had a liver transplant and needed daily medication. >> i didn't think that would happen to her. >> reporter: saturday, her body was found. tonight, both suspects being held without bail. >> thank you. >>> to california tonight, and the dramatic takedown the fugitives considered armed and dangerous. authorities saying they got help but it would appear their help p has run out. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: they were hauled back in through the front door. >> we're actively investigating helped. >> reporter: it was a citizen that helped with the capture of nayeri. nine days ago, they hacked a doggie door in this great. and then rappelled off the roof. and a teacher supplied them with google images helping. and also sent mushy love notes to nayeri. different section of the maximum security jail, but separately this ti. david? >> matt, our thanks to you. >>> around the world, new concerns over the spread of the zika virus. the world health organization holding a meeting tomorrow. ct's spread by mosquitos. the number of infected people growing. here in the united states, 3 3 cases in

both of their livers have fully regenerated. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty slight chances of showers remain overnight tonight into early friday. we'll see highs and lows run a little cooler than the last week or so with highs around 50 and lows in the mid-upper 30s. we stay dry friday and saturday with a slight chance of showers on sunday morning. into next partly cloudy skies and highs around 50. average high is 57 degrees. slight chances of showers remain overnight tonight into early friday. we'll see highs and lows run a little cooler than the last week or so with highs around 50 and lows in the mid-upper 30s. we stay dry friday and saturday with a slight chance of showers on sunday morning. into next week we'll see partly cloudskies and highs around 50. average high is 57 degrees. showers remain overnight tonight into early friday. we'll see highs and lows run a little cooler than the last week or so with highs around 50 and lows in the mid-upper 30s. we stay dry friday and saturday with a slight

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she had a liver transplant and needed daily medication. >> i didn't think that would happen to her. because she was always the cutest little thing. >> reporter: saturday, police discovered her body 80 miles away. her father, breaking the news on facebook. tonight, both suspects being held without bail. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> thank you. >>> to california tonight, and the dramatic takedown. the hunt for fugitives considered armed and dangerous. we've been reporting on the three suspects that escaped, tying sheets together to rappel down the building. authorities saying they got help from a woman in the jail. but it would appear their help here's matt gutman. >> reporter: they rappelled down the roof. but tonight they were hauled back in through the front door. >> we're actively investigating over suspects that may have helped. >> reporter: it was a citizen tip that helped with the capture of nayeri. police chasing him. >> code 4, code 4, we got him down. >> reporter: nine days ago, they hacked a doggie door in this greating. then knave navigate ing tunnels to the roof. an

your doctor should perform blood tests and while taking xeljanz, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you were in a region where fungal infections are common, and if you have had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are prone to infections. xeljanz can reduce the symptoms of ra, even without methotrexate. ask your rheumatologist >>> finally tonight here, things are usually pretty quiet, pretty peaceful in iowa. but not every four years, and certainly not tonight. with the eyes of the nation now focused on the hawkeye state, it's showtime. but that doesn't mean there there's not some fun beforehand. here's david wright. >> reporter: here in iowa, the circus is in town. and it's the greatest show on earth. hello sioux city >> reporter: politicians channeling pop stars, taking potshots at ducks. >> ted cruz is my man. i'm voting for him. iowa caucus musical. they're always on my channel >> reporter: a high-calorie process that starts with meat on a stick at the state fair. and often comes down to the pizza ranch strategy. and every four years, a bumper crop of candidates. tomorro

and soon, donating part of his liver. hospital. he was helping a perfect stranger, but they would become fast friends. >> laughing together through the whole thing, making fun of each other, how we looked and -- we were there for each other. >> reporter: months in recovery. and just weeks ago, trading the hospital for this horse carriage. >> he had a horse and carriage ride planned. he got down on one knee, told me totally lost everything he said after that. >> reporter: she broke down in tears. >> then, he asked me if that was a yes and of course i said yes. >> i have no regrets. i would do it again in a heartbeat if i had to. >> incredible. thank you for watching on a thursday. i'm david muir. good night. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... fortune!

heather krueger/enga ged to liver donor 1:19--my whole liver came out and i received 55 percent of his --1:24 heather was diagnosed with stage-4 liver disease in her health continued to deteriorate.. and january suggested she look for a living donor. chris, who works for the village of frankfort.. overheard a co-worker who was heather's cousin.. talking about her situation. the ex-marine hadn't met heather. liver just put myself in that position and said i would really want someone to help me --2:33 chris got tested and called heather with the results. it was the first time they talked. 4:39--he's like, i'm a match, i'm your donor. let's do this. i'm like, what? --4:44 the surgery was scheduled a couple of months later in march.. but already the sparks were flying. after a grueling procedure and a week of recovery in the i-c-u... they knew what they had was real. 6:12--getting through this sticking with me through that and then after we get out, wanted to make it official --6:18 but to: 6:29--just there, i knew he was special --6:31 chris had some initial complications after the surger

and soon, donating part of his liver. heather and chris in the hospital. he was helping a perfect stranger, but they would become fast friends. >> laughing together through the other, how we looked and -- we were there for each other. >> reporter: months in recovery. and just weeks ago, trading the carriage. >> he had a horse and carriage ride planned. he got down on one knee, told me totally lost everything he said after that. >> reporter: she broke down in tear >> then, he asked me if that was a yes and of course i said yes. >> i have no regrets. i would do it again in a heartbeat if i had to. >> incredible. thank you for watching on a thursday. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. estherville. we also have snow on the way tonight. you can see that heading our way on the radar. your planner for tonight is for cloudy skies and snow. temperatures will hold nearly steady in the lower 30s. i'll have the latest estimate on how much to expect in just a few minutes. it's time for local news that matters! " " jenna: good evening and im jen

and soon, donating part of his liver. heather and chris in the hospital. he was helping a perfect stranger, but they would become fast friends. >> laughing together through the whole thing, making fun of each other, how we looked and -- we were there for each other. >> reporter: months in recovery. and just weeks ago, tradidi the hospital for this horse carriage. >> he had a horse and carriage ride planned. he got down on one knee, told me he had a question for men and i totally lost everything he said after that. >> reporter: she broke down in tears. >> then, he asked me if that was a yes and of course i said yes. >> i have no regrets. i would do it again in a heartbeat if i had to. >> incredible. thank you for watching on a thursday. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night.you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. iowa city is getting ready to rip up a central block in the downtown area this it's all for an overhaul that will update things like underground utilities, and it wi

and soon, donating part of his liver. heather and chris in the hospital. he was helping a perfect stranger, but they would become fast friends. >> laughing together through the whole thing, making fun of each other, how we looked and -- we were there for each other. >> reporter: months in recovery. and just weeks ago, trading the hospital for this horse carriage. >> he had a horse and carriage he had a question for me and i totally lost everything he said >> reporter: she broke down in tears. >> then, he asked me if that was a yes, and of course i said yes. >> i have no regrets. i would do it again in a >> incredible. thursday. i'm david muir. here tomorrow. good night.tonight on kolo 8 news now: bills, credit card applications, even holiday gifts possibly stolen. how safe are community mailboxes. and, roughly 12 hours after getting out of jail on d-u-i charges... a driver crashes into a 7- eleven.... and once again, fails a field sobriety test. the difference between the older technology effectively the unit will paint the scene with light. reno police ge

liver disease. again, the liver can take many insults, but it will get to the point where the amount of alcohol that's being consumed will be too much for the liver to rebound, and you can start having liver abnormalities as a result of, ultimately possibly some degree of liver cirrhosis. yeah, it's real. >> esophagus? >> it's real. esophageal cancer -- high risk. >> and these are cancers that are totally preventable, so why abuse ourselves like that, right? so this is really something. so, now, what about the study? what are we doing here to help folks and what could people do to participate? >> well, from my standpoint, one of the areas -- again, the study was very good, and the call to action is truly looking at community-based programming tied in with some of the treatment providers. you know, are we providing education? are we providing early intervention? i think it's fascinating when you look at some of information that over 180,000 emergency-room visits were youth less than 21 years of age w

random dudes with liver spots getting action. welcome to new york. it's been waiting for you. >> is that the new motto? i thought it was the big apple. >> it is the big liver spot and a bottle of viagra. >> time to take a break. >>> when we come back. i couldn't even say it. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. no calm after the storm for thousands of air travelers. airlines are still working feverishly to untangle their schedules in the aftermath of the massive weekend nor' easter. there is no telling when the carriers will straighten out this mess. many passengers team to be taking it all in stride for now anyway. >> for me they gave me a voucher for a car service. >> she has an interview tomorrow. we really have to go. we have been back and forth and we just got one from jfk. >> aviation officials there are now confirming that a piece of debris found off the coast of southern thailand is not from the malaysia airlines flight 3 3 -- 370. it washed ashore three days ago, but it does not match a part of the boeing 777. you may

and soon,onating part of his liver. heather and chris in the hospital. he was helping a perfect stranger, but they would become fa friends. >> laughing together through the whole thing, making fun of each other, how we looked and -- we >> reporter: months in recovery. and just weeks ago, trading the hospital f for this horse carriage. >> he had a horse and carriage ride planned. he got down on one knee, told me he had a question for men and i totally lost everything he said after that. >> reporter: she broke down in tears. >> then, he asked me if that was a yes and of course i said yes. >> i have no regrets. i would do it again in a heartbeat if i had to. >> incredible. thank you for watching on a thursday. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night.are iowa's most accurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." james/wx wall weather adlib: tonight we'll see continued light scattered rain showers and fog with lows staying above freezing the whole time. friday is going to be wet again with morning showers turning

heather krueger/engaged to liver donor 1:19--my whole liver came out and i received 55 percent of his --1:24 disease in the summer of 20-14. her health continued to deteriorate.. and january of last year, her doctor suggested she look for a living donor. chris, who works for the village of frankfort.. overheard a co-worker who was heather's cousin.. talking about her situation. the ex-marine decided to help.. even though he hadn't met heather. chris dempsey/donated partial liver 2:28--when i heard about it, i just put myself in that position and said i would really want someone to help me --2:33 chris got tested and called heather with the results. it was the first time they talked. (sot-krueger) 4:39--he's like, i'm a match, i'm your donor. let's do this. i'm like, what? --4:44 the surgery was scheduled a couple of months later in march.. but already the sparks were flying. after a grueling procedure and a week of recovery in the i-c- u... they knew what they had was real. (sot-krueger) 6:12--getting through after we get out, wanted to make it official --6:18 but to: 6:29--just there

diagnosed with stage-4 liver disease in the summer of 20-14. her health continued january of last year, her doctor suggested donor. the village of a co-worker who was heather's cousin.. situation. the ex-marine decided to help.. even though he hadn't met heather. chris dempsey/donated partial liver 2:28--when i heard about it, i just put myself in that position and said i would really want someone to help me --2:33 chris got tested and called heather with the results. it was the first time they talked. (sot-krueger) 4:39--he's like, i'm a match, i'm your donor. let's do this. i'm like, what? --4:44 the surgery was but already the sparks were flying. after a grueling procedure and a week of recovery in the i-c- u... they knew what they had was real. (sot-krueger) 6:12--getting through this sticking with me through that and then after we get out, wanted to make it official --6:18 but to: 6:29--just there, i knew he was special --6:31 (track 5) chris had some initial complications after the surgery.. but they both bounced back.. and continued to g

crestor is not for people with liver disease, or women who are nursing,pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness; feel unusually tired; have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effects. ask for the crestor $3 card. ask your doctor about crestor. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been

and soon, donating part of his liver. heather and chris in the hospital. he was helping a perfect stranger, but they would become fast friends. >> laughing together through the whole thing, making fun of each other, how we looked and -- we were there for each other. >> reporter: months in recovery. and just weeks ago, trading the hospital for this horse carriage. >> he had a horse and carriage ride planned. he got down on one knee, told me he had a question for me and i totally lost everything he said after that. >> reporter: she broke down in tears. >> then, he asked me if that was >> i have no regrets. heartbeat if i had to. thank you for watching on a i'm david muir. here tomorrow. >>> denver7 news starts right now. >>> we're starting at 6:00 with a storm, moving into the metro area, right now, snow is already starting to fall down south. >> and so far, it's not causing any major traffic issues, but look at this, the radar, yeah, it is showing snow and it's coming to tte metro. so let's get right to mike for your first alert forecast. >> this will be a

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